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A Place Is Remembered Before It Is Branded
What George Town can teach brands about memory, identity and portable signals You do not remember George Town because somebody gave it a better tagline. You remember the five-foot ways. The shophouse rhythm. The smell of food moving through a narrow street. The sudden shift from temple smoke to coffee, from painted timber shutters to tiled floors, from one language on a signboard to another spoken two doors away. You remember how the place behaves. That distinction matters be
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